Decided to give a recipe from the BGE Cookbook a try tonight. It was the Mesquite Lemon-Pepper Wings with Creamy Feta Dressing recipe. Except I didn't use mesquite, I used cherry wood. I also added some corn starch for the crispiness factor and grilled them up differently. I personally like the indirect setup at around a 375-400 deg f dome temp.

My wife bought a bunch of wings, so we also made some Buffalo Ranch Wings...those were crazy good too.

The Lemon Pepper Wings are on the left, and the Buffalo Ranch Wings are on the right....those will get tossed in the sauce once finished.

The Lemon Pepper wings got brushed with the mixture of Lemon Zest / EVOO throughout the cook.

Here are the Buffalo Ranch Wings finished. The corn starch gave them a nice and crispy fried skin...

The Lemon Pepper Wings are on the left, the Creamy Feta Dressing is in the middle, and the Buffalo Ranch Wings are on the far right.

Nice looking wings Dyal. I did these Lemon-Pepper wings a few weeks ago and the high heat direct cooking method in the recipe was a real handful. The difference between cooked and burnt was the blink of an eye. I felt at times like I needed 3 or 4 hands. Long way of saying: I think I like the looks of your indirectly cooked version of these wings better than mine. Nicely done!

Nice looking wings Dyal. I did these Lemon-Pepper wings a few weeks ago and the high heat direct cooking method in the recipe was a real handful. The difference between cooked and burnt was the blink of an eye. I felt at times like I needed 3 or 4 hands. Long way of saying: I think I like the looks of your indirectly cooked version of these wings better than mine. Nicely done!

Jim

Man, it's been a rough couple of weeks for me. I knew you made these, but it didn't donn on me when I was staring at my BGE cookbook, nor when I made this post. I just did a search, pulled up your post, and even saw where I posted about having to try the feta dressing. Jeeze Louise, I must be losing my mind.

So the cornstarch was just added as an additional rub ingredient? I've seen it used for breading that's going into the fryer but using it for grilled food is a new one for me.

Actually Brad if you think about it, doing it indirect like this it's really no different than cooking in your oven. I suppose the one difference is you can add smoke out on the grill, but in terms of cooking methods this is no different than doing it in an oven. And I definitely heard of using it for oven baked foods.

Griffin, my wife whipped up the sauce. It was a mixture of Hot Sauce, Butter, Lemon Juice and Ranch Dressing. It was delicious. The wings themselves just got some Corn Starch and Goya Adobo Seasoning while they were on the grill. Tossed them in the sauce once they were done.

SC, the Buffalo Ranch Wings were dusted a little more heavily with the Corn Starch. I tossed them around in a Ziplock bag until they were coated. They end up like Fried Chicken on the grill. But for the Lemon Pepper Wings, I gave them a lighter dusting...I wanted the other seasonings to stick to the wings.